CARE works around the globe to save lives, defeat poverty and achieve social justice.
We seek a world of hope, tolerance and social justice, where poverty has been overcome and all people live with dignity and security.
We put women and girls in the centre because we know that we cannot overcome poverty until all people have equal rights and opportunities.
COURAGE: we are clear-eyed about the challenges and opportunities facing humanity; we make difficult decisions and take calculated risks to respond to these, knowing we have a healthy and productive workforce in a safe and fun work environment.

AMBITION: we are all leaders, thinking big and taking urgent action to improve the world; we challenge each other, have the confidence to try new things, and we move fast, but sustainably.

RESPECT: we know we must be the change we want to see, so we treat colleagues, partners and the public with respect, valuing and prompting different options and perspectives based on our diverse life experiences, working together so we all feel safe and powerful.

EQUALITY: we know humanity’s best chance for overcoming poverty and creating a world of hope, tolerance and social justice lies in equality; we advance equality in all our work and in our dealings with all people, especially gender equality. It all starts with equal. CARE’s vision is a world of hope, tolerance and social justice, where poverty has been overcome and all people live in dignity and security. Since 1995, CARE International in Myanmar has responded to humanitarian and development needs in Myanmar through a non-religious, non-partisan approach.CARE Myanmar has maintained long-term, flexible commitments to respond to humanitarian, recovery and development needs of women and girls in remote, rural and conflict-affected areas; and women and girls in urban areas.

CARE Myanmar has nine field offices in Mandalay (Mandalay region), South Oklarpa (Yangon region), Lashio (northern Shan state), Loikaw (Kayah state), Malamyine (Mon state), Dawei (Tanintharyi region), Hpa An (Kayin state), Maungdaw (northern Rakhine state) and Buthidaung (northern Rakhine state)